Examples of using Being imposed in English and their translations into German
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which in turn leads to new taxes being imposed on labour in order to eliminate the deficit.
circumstances indicating illegal activity from being imposed on those providers, without however concerning monitoring obligations in specific cases
 No clearing duty may be imposed for.
Neither of the proceedings led to any fines being imposed.
We are not talking about expensive duties being imposed on employers.
Failure to do so could result in fines being imposed on Belgium.
Many brokers then withdrew their services from Turkey for fear of penalties being imposed.
Is this Task Force being imposed on Greece in the context of the adjustment programme?
A special fee also appears to be being imposed on imported wines
On 7 September 1990 the review was terminated without protective measures being imposed Commission Decision 90/507/EEC.
Failure to do so could result in substantial fines being imposed on the Member State.
While we are spending money here, social austerity is being imposed in our 15 countries.
This is a state of siege, with mediaeval conditions being imposed on the people of Gaza.
resisted to many obligations that were being imposed to them.
At the same time forced Islamization is being imposed in the north controlled by the Khartoum Government.
I was questioning my sense of reality versus the social sense that was being imposed on me.
Failure to comply with these Court rulings could result in substantial fines being imposed on these Member States.
I would still object to any method being imposed by the EU.
This prevents the job from being imposed twice.
This discipline is represented as being imposed on people against their will.